Homophones
Location
Location
Location
Location
Location
Staring at the Stars
That’s My Book!
Down A Rabbit Hole
Medically Speaking
100
A coal digger
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An individual under 18
Miner & Minor
100
This entertainment venue was the location of the tragic assassination of president Abraham Lincoln.
Ford’s Theater
100
This famous group of seven stars is part of the constellation Ursa Major and is often mistaken for a constellation itself.
The Big Dipper
100
From author Emily Brontë: “Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.”
W________ H________
Wuthering Heights
100
Loony Tunes Leader
Bugs Bunny
100
Medically speaking, a person with a broken Clavicle, is more commonly said to have broken this bone.
Collarbone
200
A coin term
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A delivery confirmation
Cent & Sent
200
This state was the location of Paul Revere’s famous Midnight Ride, as he traveled through many of the state’s towns and villages.
Massachusetts
200
Also known as Polaris, this star has been used for centuries by navigators to determine direction.
The North Star
200
From author Harper Lee: “You have to know the past to understand the present.”
T__ K___ A M________
To Kill A Mockingbird
200
Bambi’s Buddy
Thumper
200
Medically speaking, a person who is diagnosed with the condition of Halitosis, is more commonly said to have this alliterative issue that starts with B.
Bad Breath
300
A Nautical activity
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A Discount event
Sail & Sale
300
This famous historical Philadelphia building was the location where the Declaration of Independence was adopted in 1776.
Independence Hall
300
This star is the brightest star in the night sky,as seen from Earth.
Sirius
300
From author John Steinbeck: “It was the time of the Great Depression, and the whole country was in a terrible mess.”
T___ G____ O __ W_____
The Grapes of Wrath
300
Zootopia Bunny Cop
Judy Hopps
300
Medically speaking, a person who has an Edema, means that they have this (caused by extra fluid trapped in your body's tissues) in some part of their body.
Swelling
400
A time of day
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A term for grieving
Morning & Mourning
400
This Tennessee battlefield, that starts with an S, was the location of the bloodiest battle of the Civil War in 1862.
Shilo
400
This constellation, that begins with an O, is easily recognized by three bright stars in a row known as the Belt.
Orion
400
From author Margaret Mitchell: “After all, tomorrow is another day!”
G___ W____ T___ W ____
Gone With the Wind
400
Comes hopping down the bunny trail
Peter Cottontail
400
Medically speaking, a person diagnosed with Conjunctivitis, has this colorful ocular condition.
Pink Eye
500
A motionless stance
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A writing product
Stationary & Stationery
500
This famed Washington DC monument was the location where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech.
Lincoln Memorial
500
The Little Dipper is part of the Ursa Minor constellation, whose name means “Little (this animal)”
Bear
500
From author F. Scott Fitzgerald: “So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.”
T___ G____ G_____
The Great Gatsby
500
Uncle Remus rabbit (starts with a B)
Br’er Rabbit
500
A person diagnosed with Pharyngitis, has this more commonly known painful and irritating condition, that’s often one of the symptoms of a common cold.
Sore Throat